Toronto City

Schools in Toronto City, Ohio serve about 757 students across just two buildings: Toronto Elementary School for grades K–5 (enrollment 374) and Toronto Junior / Senior High School for grades 6–12 (enrollment 383). There is no separate middle school, so grades 6–8 sit inside the junior/senior high. The district overall ranks 428 of 773, at the 45th percentile with 2 stars, while both individual schools land near the middle at roughly the 51st–52nd percentile with 3 stars in 2025–2026.

The elementary school's clearest strengths are in third grade reading and math, at 79.2% and 75.5% proficient versus state marks of 63.4% and 62.1%, plus 5th grade ELA at 78.3% versus 70.4%. Fourth grade is the weak spot, with math at 56.9% against a state 67.3% and ELA at 56.9% against 61.8%, and 5th grade math also trails at 52.2% versus 59.1%. Chronic absenteeism at the elementary school is 25.4%, higher than the district's 22.3% and 6.1 points above the high school's 19.3%. The elementary also has the larger student-teacher ratio, 17.0 versus 15.3.

The junior/senior high is strongest in upper-level end-of-course exams: Biology at 89.3% versus a state 67.0%, Geometry at 65.5% versus 43.3%, and English II at 72.4% versus 62.7%, with an 87.8% graduation rate. Its academic red flag is middle-school math, where 6th grade sits at 43.7%, 7th at 33.9%, and 8th at 30.3%, all well below state, and Algebra I is below state at 47.9%. In short, watch the grade 6–8 math pipeline and Algebra I at the high school, and 4th grade math/ELA plus attendance at the elementary.